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Expense and Reimbursement Policy

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Set clear limits, approvals and evidence rules.

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Draft an expense policy. Organisation: [ORGANISATION]. Typical expenses: [EXPENSE_TYPES]. Approval structure: [APPROVALS]. Payment method: [PAYMENT_METHOD]. Limits we want: [LIMITS].

Sections: purpose; what is reimbursable; what is not; limits and pre-approval; receipts and deadlines; submission steps; approval and payment timeline; personal use; breaches. Include a table of categories with limits.

Keep it to one page of plain language with two worked examples using invented amounts and the calculation. Tax treatment and allowances are for an accountant to confirm [VERIFY] for [JURISDICTION].

Add a table of example expenses with invented amounts and the decision for each: client lunch within the limit, hotel above the limit with approval, personal item not reimbursable, and late claim past the deadline. Include a quick approval checklist for managers and a note on fraud prevention, such as spot checks on a random sample of claims each quarter. Explain the arrangement for foreign currency and cards.

Close with the wording of the confirmation message sent to staff when a claim is paid, stating the amount, the period and the date it will reach their account.

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Client lunch for 3 people, 78 total, limit 30 per head (90). Within limit: 78 / 3 = 26 per head. Approved with receipt.
Hotel 160 a night for 2 nights, limit 140: excess 20 x 2 = 40 not reimbursed unless approved in advance. Reimbursed: 320 - 40 = 280.
Personal item bought by mistake: not reimbursable.
Claim submitted 45 days after the trip, deadline 30 days: refused unless the manager records an exception.
Total reimbursed from these examples: 78 + 280 = 358. Receipts are required for every item over 25.

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